Arrows
Archery requires precision and choosing the right arrow is crucial. Discover a variety of arrows in our shop, custom-made to your needs. Learn about the most important factors when choosing the perfect arrow for your archery practice.
The right arrow - the best prerequisite for hitting the target
The arrow hits the target - not the bow. The arrow is one of the most important components in archery and is more important than the bow for a good hit pattern in archery. This refers to the quality and correct coordination of the arrow.
Every archer will find their arrow in our shop. We stock a large selection of standard wooden arrows, Larp arrows, complete arrows, medieval arrows, arrow building sets and individual customer arrows made of wood, carbon or aluminum. Our in-house arrow production builds your personal arrow exactly according to your wishes.
Which arrow is the right one? Depending on whether you are shooting with a different bow for the tournament or for private fun in the garden. Depending on the target and the distance at which you are shooting, the ideal arrow is required.
The arrow length is different for each person. It only depends on the arm length of the shooter. It is important to know and shoot the correct arrow length. If the arrows you shoot with are too long or too short, the bow cannot achieve full performance. The arrow length is measured in inches/inches (1" = inch/inch = 2.54 cm). Extend your left arm to the left and measure the distance from the tip of your chin to the second thumb joint. This measurement is your personal arrow length for sport and tournament shooting.
The arrow has three control springs. The index nib is usually identified by a different color. The arrow nock has the nock notch positioned so that the index spring points to the left (for right-handers). The feathers then slide freely past the bow when shooting.
